The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-27
YESTERDAYS SECOND EDITION.
THE following items of news appeared in
Second Edition OF Sunday:l

| The American Derby Won by e. Fl. Todd.
| CHICAGO, June % -Chicago's annual summer
| meeting began day at Washington Park. the
| attendance was enormous and was the largest
| ever the grounds. The attendance IS
estimated at from 80 600 to 81, 900. The Derby,
estimated at $4,000, was won by D. J. Nc
| Carty's chestnut colt. c. H. Todd, by Joe Hook
| er. dam Rosa b., and was ridden by Hamilton.
| He was run out by another Californian, the
Baldwin filly, Miss Ford. with West in the sad
ole. Following the details:
Jacobin. $50; Aurelia, $50; field, $40 The Duke
of Bourbon. Aurelia. and Ira Bride off in
| the lead, Duke of Bourbon taking the track at
| once and leading by two lengths around to the
| far turn. where Aurelia and Jacobin closed in;
the trio Tapped as they passed the three-quarter
pole. Half way down Jacobin took the lead
Aurelia running him out to a neck; Duke OF
Bourbon third four lengths away. Time, 140a
Second Race-For all ages; six furlongs.
Pools: Modesty, $50; Katie A.. SIS; Allegheny.
$40; field, $45. Blue.eyed Belle. Passion. and
| Cardinal McCloskey were off in front, Allegheny
| following. Blue-eyed Belle made the running,
| leading past the half and increasing it to two
lengths they turned into the straight. but
the home stretch passed by Eva r., who
won by a neck, with Allegheny second, length
and half in front of Blue-eyed Belle Time,
1:17.
Third Race--For all ages six furlongs. Pools:
Derby, s10 Tom Updegrove, SO; Clay Section. Z:
field. $25 Lucy Howard was first away. Drum
stick second and Tom Undergone third, but the
order changed on the back stretch, Tom Upde-
grove going to the front and showing the way to
the inish and winning by two lengths; Clay
Sexton second, the same distance IN front of
Drumstick. third Time. 1:l64.
Fourth Race-American Derby. for three
year-olds; one mile and n half Starters: White
Feneon, lis, Shauer; Clarion. 121, Arnold; Car
RE, lis, Blaylock; Goliah. lis, Murphy; Miss
Ford, lib. West; Jim Gore l21 L. Jones; C.
H. Todd, 49, Hamilton; Montrose, 121, Lewis;
Terra Gotta, 121. Mccarthy; Wary, 116, Kil-y;
Safe Ban. 1l8, Schultus; Hindoo Rose, 1l3, Gar
rison. Pools: Goliah and Miss Ford, compiled,
Tarr al
After some delay at the post. they were sent off
to good start. Fenelon, Carrie. Montrose aud
Jim Gore up in the front rank. Fenelon at once
taking the lead and showing the way around
past the three-quarter pole. with Terra Gotta in
second place; Carrie. Montrose and Jim Gore
following in their order and coming down past
the stand at rapid gait, all punched, the order
of the leaders unchanged, and Jim Gore running
into fifth place. and away they rushed round the
clubhouse turn: Fenelon leading easily, Terra
Gotta Tapped by Carrie, following the same order
at the quarter pole, but they ran into the
back stretch Hamilton brought G. H. Todd up
and rode him into third place as they reached
the half mile, where, for moment. Terra Gotta
had taken the lead, and was
head in front of Fenelon, with Todd at his
saddle. Carrie, Golah and Miss Ford
following close in their order. In the far turn
Fenelon collared Terra Gotta and led him into
the home stretch. Carrie was now third neck
in front of Todd, with Goliah Tapped, and all
driving. Fenelon first caught the whip, and
then Terra Gotta. the latter responding and
coming ahead. taking the lead before reaching
the furlong pole. with Fenelon, Mise Ford and
G. II. Todd close up, all whipping, and Wary,
making now her run, coming fast. Terra Gotta
failed at the distance stand, and Hamilton. car
rying C. III. Todd to the front, after driv
ing finish of neck from Miss Ford. second.
Wary third, nearly two lengths away. Time,
1851.
Fifth Race-Lakeside stakes for two-year-old
FLIES; five furlongs. Pools: Huntress, SD;
Los Angeles and Winona, coupled, S14; Ocean
Wave, SO; field. $25. After three false starts
the bunch were sent away to d beautiful start
IVA of N
never headed. winning easily by length and
half Wnona second. length in front of Hunt
ress third Time, 1:024.
Sixth Race-One mile an a quarter, over five
hurdles. There pools. Aurelian led
away from the post and over the first hurdle
the Doctor taking the lead at the stand, with
Wellington second and Judge jackson third
Ascoli closed in on the Doctor and was on even
terms with him they cleared the last hurdle
when Ascoli drew away and won by five lengths;
Judge Jackson second and the Doctor third.
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